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Alkhen

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I've lost track of how loans between Prem clubs work? Is that not an option. Would give Brighton chance to see if he could cut the mustard, I mean if he can hack it at a newly promoted team who'll probably be under the cosh most games he can make it anywhere.

I guess or other hope is we can convince them to sell him to us with a favourable buyback/massive sell-on. Does seem a bit far fetched.
 

Shannerz

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I've lost track of how loans between Prem clubs work? Is that not an option. Would give Brighton chance to see if he could cut the mustard, I mean if he can hack it at a newly promoted team who'll probably be under the cosh most games he can make it anywhere.
Nothing in it for Brighton.

If they sell their keeper, they need a replacement, which is what they'll see Rushworth as. I'd imagine if they want to keep him, and keep him happy, they need some guarantees of first team football for him next year.

Also, I wouldn't want a player on a buy-back. Sell-on fees, yes, but a buy-back is not much more than a glorified loan.
 

Sky Blue Pete

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He’s Brightons asset
We’d need to want him I’m sure we do
We’d need to make a bid I’m sure we will
If acceptable we talk to player and agent
If not we move on
 

shmmeee

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Snap their hands off at £20m
 

PVA

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If he's available for £20m then there will be plenty of suitors and he'll get a move to an established PL club I'd imagine.
 

Lamps

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If he's available for £20m then there will be plenty of suitors and he'll get a move to an established PL club I'd imagine.
The difference is after this season especially Rushworth will want to play. With us he is No.1, but elsewhere just warming the bench or going out on loan like all his time spent with Brighton. It's too much to ask a player that plays a prominent role in promotion/Champions of the Championship to go back to the Championship.

Rushworth is untested at Prem level. We fit like a glove. Rushworth has reached the stage in his career where it's take the money or play. He would still become rich with us, just at a slower rate ☺️
 

Ccfcisparks

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The difference is after this season especially Rushworth will want to play. With us he is No.1, but elsewhere just warming the bench or going out on loan like all his time spent with Brighton. It's too much to ask a player that plays a prominent role in promotion/Champions of the Championship to go back to the Championship.

Rushworth is untested at Prem level. We fit like a glove. Rushworth has reached the stage in his career where it's take the money or play. He would still become rich with us, just at a slower rate ☺️
Brighton hold the cards in this situation though
 

SBAndy

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Keepers are always a bit of a tricky one to find a PL landing spot for. Generally some very good keepers across the board.

Start with the clubs who wouldn’t even consider Rushworth as #1:
Arsenal
Man City
Man Utd
Liverpool
Chelsea
Spurs (league dependent!)

Then some of the clubs who have perfectly good keepers and Rushworth probably wouldn’t give them a day 1 upgrade:
Brentford
Everton
Fulham
Sunderland
Palace

And clubs who may be in the market for a keeper but it’s unlikely to be Rushworth:
Villa
Newcastle

And finally, clubs where he may get the #1 jersey but would be mad to move there:
Forest
West Ham

So realistically, you’re looking at staying at Brighton or a move to Bournemouth or Leeds. I’d say the last one may well be the answer.
 

harvey098

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I think a loan with a very easily triggered call back is the best we can hope for really.

Brighton know he’s a future England keeper - they’re not selling him, it’s just whether they think the best thing for his development would be a starter at a relegation team he feels comfortable at or being eased in within their own set up as a squad player that gets cup minutes and injury cover. Let’s hope it’s the former.
 

skybluelad

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Our best chance is for a mutually beneficial agreement i.e. stack the deal with reasonable fee, buy back clause, england appearance fees, first refusal when an offer is matched, huge sell on % etc

If we get there and he saves us 10 points and keeps us up its paid dividends even if we dont benefit so much in the future

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